Sentence examples for proceeding from a from inspiring English sources

Otherwise we're just proceeding from a silly starting point.'" To Payne, the problem was straightforward: it was persuading the powerful to heed the people.

Compounding his ingenuities, Yang has also arranged the poems in this book as an abecedary, proceeding from A ("Aba­lone") through to Z ("Zooxanthellae").

Mrs. Parish worked on instinct; Mr. Hadley, with his Parsons training and encyclopedic historical knowledge, worked with an innate sense of plan, proceeding from a project's architectural frame to its decorative surface with ordered precision.

"The role of thought is thus to explain and transmit, proceeding from a belief in this truth, and not to search and question in order to arrive at new, conflicting truths," writes a Syrian poet, known as Adonis.Arab liberals accuse modern Islamists of threatening democracy by trying to shift the debate back to the narrow ground of scripture.

Though this danger was consciously avoided and, proceeding from a Logos Christology, the complete sameness of essence of the three manifestations of God was emphasized, there arose the danger of a relapse into a triplicity of equally ranked gods, which would displace the idea of the oneness of God.

Additional investigations are required before proceeding from a laboratory to an industrial scale.

Some sites proceed from a simple gimmick.

And this demand proceeds from a fundamentally romanticized view of art.

It's supposed to proceed from a more generous instinct than that".

We're both happy in terms of how it proceeds from a football perspective".

The letter proceeded from a totally fallacious assumption, namely that the museum was refusing to negotiate".